Deseat
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Deseat is a verb meaning (intransitive, transitive, rare) Synonym of unseat.
Meaning
(intransitive, transitive, rare) Synonym of unseat.
Example Sentences
"Passengers, we are on final approach to the SS Empyrean. Please do not deseat."
This activates the senior flight attendant, who explains that, since the plane has not yet reached the gate for "deplaning," the time is not yet ripe for deseating.
After hearing the arguments, the LHC suspended the two notifications deseating the 20 MNAs and restrained the ECP from holding by-elections in those constituencies.
"Senator Parris!" John scoffed. "Well ain't we political, though?" / "Yeah, Pop," Ramey asked, stabbing a chunk of steak, "didn't he get deseated or dismembered or something?"
Word Forms
- deseats
- deseating
- deseated
Synonyms for deseat
Depending on context, synonyms include unseat.
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